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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-10-22
LABOR NOTES.

Items OF IntersSt Picked Up About the
Citg and Vicinity.
Il is said the Belmont heaters will 70 10
work on Monday.
The Bellsire nail factory is running full,
and il Is understood they have large orders
ahead
The Wellsburg window glass works
which for several months past has been
engaged In the manufacture Of fruit isrS
shut down this week on account Of lack
Of orders.
Mayor Archie Daugherty, DIR. ]. ".
Mcdonald and q number of other residents
Of Brilliant, are negotiating With Mr.. 8.
George for the lease of the Standard Glsss
Works. The capacity Of these works has
recently been ipersa-sd BY the addition Of
two tank SsFnsees. Hthe negotiations are
successful it viii be converted into union
factory.
Hugh Patterson and VIM. Jonea have
gone to Fast Chicago TO tske charge Of the
rolls in the Hammond mill. This mill
wa recently leased By syndicate Of
Wheeling capitalists, but who failed 70
take il, and the owners are starting it
Several Wheeling men have heea employed
to manage the various departments. -
Stsebearille GaSete.
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POINTS on PIOPLE.
Movements of Ciiissss Ala ths Coming
snd 0oiug Of s,sssssrs.

Moysmeots al Citissss ai.A tSs Coming
snd DOING Of s,sssssss.
J. J. McCloskey, q louisville, Ky, glA~s
buyer, IL at the Meiure
J. w. Grub 10 expected home from
q business trip 70 New York City, to-day.
Miss Aggie Post, Of West AisIsndss, In
the guest OF Miss Jennie Barr, oa South
Main street.
Mrs. Henry Gefoer aud Np. jams r.
Sargent, OF Cleveland, Ohio, are The gnests
Of Mr.. and Mrs John X. Hobbs.
Miss Iipnie Waltz, Of West Akxs0der,
will visit Miss Annie Williams, st ber
home on Twelfth street, this coming vssk-
Artizt George Storm, who bss been sum
mering At Creson Spring, is IN this city
for few days among friends, after which
he will return 10 bis steeio In New York.
Mr.. James A. Woodlins hxs been ap-
pointed TO rspseseat the National UnSE
Benefit Association OF Washington, D. G. i.
at Henwood, w. Va, under J. r. Rusb.
Superintendent
Rev. J. Gihsoo CAN'T, Of ~. Lnks's
church, returns this svsuing from Louis
vile, KY, where be has been 10 attend
ance upon the Church ConUes. Mr.. CAN'T
IL pIssching on Sunday morning. sshes
Of practical s-rnoas on The Ten Command
nSuta
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GUILTY OF MURDER.
THE SLAYER OF EMMA ROBINSON HEARS
HIS DOOM ANNOUNCED.
The Punishment Penitsntary For Ife-Ths History
Of the Crime, and the Trial Of The Murderer e
General OOmnsndaiOn by the People.
Hardened Villain.
Special Telegram TO The Register.

Special 1ekeqrCtnl 10 Ne hegtaeT.
MORGANTowN, October 2l.-The trial
of Nick MADEIRA, one of the three men ac-
cused of the murder of Emma Robinson,
on the 9th of last May, was concluded
yesterday afternoon after a long and tedi-
GUS session of eight days. The jury in
structed by the court retired. They did
not return with their verdict until late
this morning. They found the prisoner
guilty OF murder as charged in the indict-
ment, and fixed the punishment in the
penitentiary for life.
The deed was one of the most dastardly
and atrocious murders that has ever
stained the annals OF this community.
The evidence showed beyond doubt that
the guilty parties committed the murder
in attempting rape. 1t also seems from
an Interpretation of the evidence that the
guilty parties did not mean to kill, but
were so intoxicated with whisky, that in
the accomplishment Of
THEIR DIABoLICAL PURPOSES,
they hardly realized what they had done
until the woman was dead.
The three parties indicted, Nick Made
ra, Henry Black and Moses Wells, severed
in their defense and MADEIRA was tried first.
The prisoner was ably represented by L.
II. b. Staggers, of Fairmont, and G. b.
Ollie, of this place, who made eloquent
and impressive appeals to the jury. They
accounted for the prisoner until less than
an hour before the crime was proved to
have been committed, and claimed that in
his drunken condition he could not have
gone to the house of the woman and muir
dered her. Messrs. Keck & Son and Frank
Cox were the attorneys for the State.
The verdict meets with the appreciation
Of all good citizens, as they are morally
convinced of the guilt of the accused. 1t
teaches lesson to the rogues they proba-
bly, will never forget-that the law does
punish criminals
The twelve good men who decided the
fate OF the prisoner should receive the
CONTAMINATION OF EVERY PERSON,
for the faithful and fearless manner in
which they discharged their duty. The
convicted man is about five feet and four
inches tall, dark complexion, and wears a
short black mustasche. He has wife
and two children. His character has al
ways been bad. During the trial he seemed
perfectly unconcerned and satisfied that
the Jury would acquit him; and even when
the verdict was announced he seemed COM
posed, apparently not realizing his fate.
His defense gave notice that they would
make motion for new trial, and Judge
Fleming will hear the arguments to-mor-
row morning,
The cases of Henry Black and Moses
Wells have been postponed until the next
term Of court.
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A RIOT EXPECTED.
swedes Taking the Places Of striking
Miners In Illinois.

swedes Taking the Places Of striking
Miners In Illinois.
SPRINGFIELD, Ills, October 2l.-The
coal miners strike ut this point is in dan
ger OF eliminating in a riot. The coal
operators have brought in about sixty
Swede laborers and many more are expect
ed TO arrive.
1t ia the determination Of the operators
TO run their mines in spite Of the labor re-
volt, but TO do this 1t must be done with
outside labor The miners are thoroughly
organized and determined, and the act Of
the mine owners in importing Swedes in
not meeting with much favor In the com.
munity.
The miners are holding secret meetings
and advising with their leaders, and the
outcome when the Swedes 20 10 work may
be riot.
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TEEMER TALKS.
In Fine Condition for His Race -Gaudaur
a Gnnh Man.

In Fine Condition for His Race -Gaudaur
Good Man.
Boston, October 2l.-Teemer went from
Portland to Maranacook yesterday. Before
he left he said to correspondent: 81 am
in the best of shape for hard race, but l
don't advise my friends to give odds on
me, for people must not lose sight of the
fact that Gaudaur has beaten me the last
four times we have met and | have
weighed him up carefully while he was
here, and both Hamm and myself are OF
the opinion that he is rowing, if possible,
better than he did at any of the previous
races we have had. hope the papers will
give US fair report, and there will not be
the usual idiotic cry of 'hippodrome,
skin etc, for there is nothing in it but
the plain s., 600 stakes.
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COMING RACERS,

Valuable Horses Disposed of at High
Prices-The Eweil stock Farm.1
NASHVILLE, TENN, October 21.-The
fourteenth annual stock sale was held at
Ewell farm, thirty-two miles south Of
Nashville, yesterday, by Major Campbell
Brown, and proved the most gratifying as
to prices Of any yet beld there. Over sixty
standard breed pacing and trotting horses
were sold, averaging nearly S270 per head.
The highest price paid was Ssl0 for the
promising young stallion Prince Hal. Sew
eral brought $500 and over. Purchasers
attended from nearly every State, and
many purchases were made by DIR. Ten
Eirda, OF Hamilton, Canada. Including
the ponies sold, the sale aggregates nearly
Sl4, 0n0.
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THE CHARLESTON ACCIDENT.
Seven Persons Seriously Hurt-Railroad
Authorities Reticsnt.

Seven Persons Seriously Hurt-Raiiroad
Authorities Reticsnt.
CHARLESTON, w. Va, October 2l.-
Those persons who we're most seriously in
iured in the n. N. & NJ. V. Railroad acci-
dent at st. Albans, near this city, yester-
day, are yet unable TO continue their
journey, but it is thought they can pro-
ceed tomorrow. The parties who are
worst hurt are. Mrs c. Millar, of New
York city, who suffered with severe
spinal injury and head cut Her husband
husband sustained painful bruises, while
their little child suffers with a confused
head. Mrs. Millar seems TO have received
most dangerous injuries, she being erciente.
There were sbont $50 passengers on the
train, and out Of that number twenty one
persons were injured, all Of who except
seven went on their journey, carrying with
them minor scratches and bruises. The
railroad people are very reticent about the
affair, notwithstanding the company Ia
not to blame for the accident.
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Negotiations Stin Psnding-Parkersb
New Daily a Go,

Negotiations Sun Pending-Parkersbur
New Daily - Go.
>osclal T!sgrGm % tls Register.
PARHERSBURG, October 2l.-The infor.
nation was received to-day from Mr.. Geo.
bastable that the negotiations foF the sele
oi the SeaiiHel are still pending, but not
'onsummated. The reports of the pur-
chase must Oe corrected to this extent.
Ane point at issue seems to be the prices
Vaered and asked. A certain figure has
oeen offered for the SeRtiRe!, but higher
ugare Is asked and there the matter rests.
neither the SeatiRsl is purchased or not,
VII IN no way affect the issuing of the new
ualIy. The first issue will be out some
ume within month Arrangements are
10" being made for the press service, and
as soon as things arein shape the new en-,
terpriSe will be started.
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Mr.. ChamherlAInls PIAns

OTTAWA, October 21.-It is said that
arrangements have been made for Hon.
Jos. Chamberlain to visit Ottawa, before
going to Washington. Mr.. Chamberlain
proposed going direct to Washington, but
it is stated that owing to special dis
patch, received in London from Lord Duf
ferin, Vice Royal Of India and former
Governor Gereral OF Canada, is has been
decided that Mr.. Chamberlain should frs'
consult with the Canadian Government.
The legal adviser Of Mr.. Chamberlain on
his trip, will likely be the Attorney Gene
raj for Ireland.
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Errors, Detroit 4; two base hits, Rowe,
TwitchelI, Richardson q home run,
Twitchell; first base on halls, st. Louis 3,
Detroit A; hit by pitched ball, Gleason,
Welch, Twitchell; first on errors, St Louis
1, Detroit /; struck out, two each; passed
balls, Boyle 3, Bennett .; wild pitches,
Foutz | time, two hours; umpire, Gaff-
ney.
PITTSBURGH, Pa, October 2l.-Pitts-
burgh q, Cleveland 3. Base hits-Pitts-
burgh l3; Cleveland 8. Errors-Pitts-
burgh 4; Cleveland 2. Batteries-Galvin
and Miller, Gilks and thinner. Umpire
Carroll.
PHILADELPHIA, October 2l.-Philadel-
phia Il, Athletics 2.
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WORLDS CHAMPIONS.
THE DETROIT SLUGGERS WIN THEIR
EIGHTH CANE, AND THE SERIES.
Two Games Played Ysstsrday-Ths Champion Clubs
Ses-Saw-Ths Browns Break the Spell But
it IS No GOod-Ths Wolverines
Are Iuvincible.

WASHINGTON, October 2l.-The tenth
ball game Of the series for the worlds
championship between the st. Louis
Browns and the Detroit sluggers, played
here this morning, resulted in an easy vic
tory for the Association club. The st.
Louis team outplsyed the Wolverines at
all points. In the fourth Inning Robinson
while running to second collided with
Dunlap and injured the latter's leg so
severely that he had to retire from the
game. Attendance 5000. Score:
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Fall from the second Story.

Special 1sEegTGm % Uk Re0LSteT.
CLARKsBURs, W. Va, October 2l.-
This evening horrible accident occurred.
A man by the name of LOoman from Bal
.imors fell from the second story Of the
Government building, where he was work
ing, to the basement, receiving what will
likely prove fatal injuries. DR.. Ramsey
rendered medical service. The man Is
suffering fearfully and will not probably
live until morning.
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The New Cumberland Fire.

Special Telegram TO the Register.
New CUMBERLAND, October 3l.-The
drying house of the Sligo brick works,
owned by Capt. John Porter & Co, burned
last night, Just after dark. This will
cause a suspension of brick-making st
the works for awhile. Damage or insur-
ance not learned. The building will, no
doubt, be rebuilt at once, as Mr.. Porter is
not in the habit Of leaving things lie in an
unproductive state any length of time.
The Sligo is among the best plants in the
asSocia ton.
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Earnedruns, Detroit ., st. Louis 3; three
base hits, Foutz; home runs, Richardson,
Walch, Latham; first base on balls, St
Louis 3, Detroit 1; errors, Detroit 4, St.
Louis 2; struck out, by Getzein 2, Boyle l;
wild pitches, Carruthers l time of game,
210; umpires, Gaffney and Kelly.
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MONEY Is NEEDED.
An Appeal to the Public In Behalf of the
Yellow Fever Sufferers.

Yellow Fever Sufferers.
JACKsoNyILLE, FLA, October 21.-Dr.
King Wylly, President of the State Health
Protective Association, telegraphs c. II.
Jones, editor Of the Times UsiOn, as fol-
lows;
''The Mayor OF Tampa has wired me
thst they are in need of money in Tampa,
Will you please, through the Associated
Press and your columns, ask the different
cities and committees to send such amounts
as they can to either the Mayor or the
First National Bank Of Tampa, to be used
as may be deemed expedient for alleviat.
ing the suffering, caring for the sick and
taking care of the large number of persons
thrown out of employment. The suffering
falls especially on the laboring class, white
and black, now out of work, who must bt
provided for"
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President Of the Joliet Company Re.

CHICAGO. ILL, October 2l.-President
Klinefelter, Of the Joliet Road Cart Co !,
Joliet, was yesterday discharged by the
directors ofthe company. They refuse to
give the reason, but the public notice
reads, for cause. The company Is said TO
be solvent and has strong backing. II
has been doing an excellent business. The
Vice President of the KliDefelter 4 Dill
man Co., manufacturers Of corn planters,
is also director Of the Lock-Stitch Fence
Co. The notice Of his removal IL Signed
by j. ID. Morrissey, Secretary and Treas
urer of the Joliet Road Cart Co.
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ANOTHER BALDWIN CASE.
An American Citizen and Capitalist Killed
by Mexican Bandits.

An American Citizen and Capitalist Killed
by Mexican Bandits.
Los ANGELES, CAL, October 2l.-A
dispatch has been received here from Chi
huhua, Mexico, stating that Mr.. Dicker'
son, who is well kown on this coast as a
capitalist and speculator, in various enter.
prises, had been shot and killed by Mexi-
can bandits particulars have yet been
received, hut FROM meagre information il
is believed that the murder is similar tO
that of Leon Baldwin, who was killed al
Durango, few weeks ago. Dickerson was
engaged at chihuahua, as manager of seve,
raj mines in which he held large interest
He leaves q wife and three children residing
in this city and and daughter attending
school in Berlin.
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The Yniscnnal CnnferAnee.

LOUISVILLE. KY, October 2l.-At the
final session Of the Protestant EpiscopSlean
Church congress at L;ederkranz Hall, this
morning, the topic Prayer meetings
was discussed. The delegates who took
part, were as follows: Writers, Rev.
Walter Baker, Covington, Ky. Rev. z. L.
Stoddard, Jersey City, n. s.; Rev. o. A.
Glssebrook, Elizabeth, n. J.; Speakers,
Rev. B. ". Maturin, Philadelphia; Rev.
Henry Wilson, New York City; Rev. Theo.
NJ. Riley, Nashotah, Wis.
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suspeots Arrested At Plttsburg.

PITrsBuRG, October 2l.-ThTee crooks,
supposed to have been concerned in a re-
cent extensive jewelry robbery at Grand
Rapids, Mich, were arrested here to-day,
aud are now in jail The parties gave the
names of A. W Fisk, of Elpaso, Tex, 7.
F. Wilson, of Chicago. and George w.
Mutt, of st. Louis. They had in their
possession three valises filled with jewelry
of ell kinds aud also express tickets for a
number of packages shipped from Chicago,
which the police will take charge OF. The
authorities at Grand Rapids, Michigan,
have been notified.
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oas ~ &irsrS's Hsirs.

PrrTsBURG, October 2I.-A New Castle,
Pa, special says: Mra Jules Armour, Of this
city, isa daughterof Jean Girard, youngest
brother ofStepben Girasd. she hAs, she.ys
the credentials to prove her relstionship.
She claims S750, 900 Is due her and i've
other heirs from Girard college In Phils-
delphia, and is now making arrangsmsnts
to bring action TO recover.
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A Sudden Demise.

GRAFTON, W. Va, October 2l.-A sud.
den death occurred here last night, Mr.
Thomas II. Long, aged an, was on the
street apparently IN his usual health a
late a. O'Clock, and upon going home con.
d1eted the family worship a. usual And re-
tired. At about IL O'Clock, Mn. Long
was awakened by smothefins sound from
her husband. and calling HAN received no
response. He was dead, bis death It b
supposed resulting from heart disease. u.
removed to Grafton about fvs YIN sgc
from Washington, Pa.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-10-22

The council for the anarchists claim to
be confident that they will secure a new
trial. They make the points that the
statutes OF Illinois render it possible to try
a prisoner with q partial or prejudiced
Jury; and there WAS unlawful seizures OF
private property in search OF evidence to
rOnvicL
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-10-22

SENATOR FRYE, OF Maine, is a states
man from way back. His latest proposal
70 get rid of the surplus is worthy Of the
Genius of JOHN LAW OF a JAMES e.
BLAINE. II involves $1OOOO,OOO for sub
,ldies. $40, 900, 900 for education, and the
snployment of 500, 600 hands in the Mica,
r,suan canal There is nothing little
about Mr. FRYE. He is very liberal
MAN with other peoples money.
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A Fatal Boiler Eknlosion.

PITTsBURG, October 21.-The boiler ol
portable saw mill at West Brownsville,
Washington county, Pa, exploded shortly
after II o'clock to-day, with terrific .ofSe.
Two brothers, John and William Kelly,
were instantly killed, and q man named
McCsnn is missing. The mill i. total
wreck.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-10-22

CHICAGO is alarmed over the ominous
threats of the Reds. The danger empha-
sizes the necessity of there being no mis-
,.,rriage Of Justice in the case Of the seven
condemned murderers. Ii is high time
that the men who impudently and madly
attack the supremacy Of law, are crushed
and scattered. In all this broad land there
is not foot of ground that can be spared
., An anarchist.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-10-22

CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSIONERS EDGER-
.rov and OBERLY are at war. OBELEY's
insane delusions may be tolerated as long
IS he confines himself to letters, but when
II comes to obstructing the workings of the
commission. and impeding the appoint
ment ofpublc officers, it is time to admon-
ish him geutly that he can serve the coun-
IRIS better IN private life.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-10-22

SENATOR SHERMAN happened to be
in St. Clairsgille; and he happened" to
make a speech, and the Republican bosses
happened" to advertise the meeting,
which happened to be failure. But
then the Senator did not come to make
speeches. he only wanted to see the glass
works, Hence these weeps.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-10-22

ATTORNEY GENEAL GARLAND has taken
steps to have the Supreme COnrt pass upon
tds responsibility Of National Bank di-
rectors The question is an important
Que. The psoPie have had enough OF di-
rss.ors who DON'T direct.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-10-22

TIE enthusiastic thousands that as
ssmble to hear Hon. THOs. f, POWELL,
the next Governor of Ohio, are in striking
,.,ntrs,t with the wet-blanket meetings
that have greeted prominent Republican
.n,akers. There is little in the record or
tho speeches of Ohio's present Governor to
awaken enthusiasm. The people are tired
of a professional blatherskite and mud
singer in the gubernatorial chair.
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The Second Game.

BALTIMORE, MD, October 2l.-The st.
Louis Browns were defeated by the De-
troit boys for the eight time in IL games
played The Browns played like amateurs,
while the League Champions took advan-
tage of every point, batted hard and ran
bases TO perfection. Score
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sev york Democra,, Apree.

NEW YosK, October 2l.-At confer.
ence Of committees representing Tammsny
Hall aud the County Democracy this even,
ing, union ticket was agreed on, the
offices being divided between the two or.
gsnizations. Col. John r. Fellows Is
named to succeed Mr.. MARITIME a. District
Attorney.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-10-22

Nix. EVELYN, \ Conservative member
of Parliament, has resigned because he
could not approve the governments course
in Ireland This action is an evidence OF
the widening circle of liberal thought in
England. dOre such designations can be
expected
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-10-22

SiR BLAINE is very much distressed at
the Use that has been made OF CHAUNCEY
pErEws unguarded talk. Yet Mr.. BLAINE
is out Of politics and not worrying him
sell about matters in America
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-10-22

LrcAs COUNTY, did herself proud in the
grand ovation she rendered Hon. THos.
f. PowELL when he appeared at Toledo,
Such meetings show which way the polit-
zeal tide is turning.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-10-22

TEE grta. strike in the anthracite coal
region has come 20 an end. The men re-
ceiyed little or no aid, from the sources
whence they expected it, and after losing
i've weeks work were compelled to sur,
render. Hunger is the capitalists strong
rst ally ia 3 labor difficulty.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-10-22

THG LteHigsacer's wonderful discovery
that NR. SHERMAN is not on campaign
,ug tour, explains those speeches in which
tue merits OF the leading Republican can
didate IN Ohio, are so studiously avoided.
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The Atmosphere of Love

Is a pure, sweet breath. This desideratum
is one Of the results Of using SOZODONT,
which not only invigorates and preserves
the teeth, but renders the mouth as fra
grant as rose, Evs
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A Happy Marriage at Parksrsburx.

Special Fs,egrGm 10 ne Rsuistsr.
FARAEEsBURG, October 21.-Mr. Will
dudley, a well-knOwn florist, and Miss
camille Thayer, sister Of Councilman
mayer, both of this city, went quietly to
elanetta, last night, and were married.
iGey have many friends who would have
Eken pleasure in witnessing the happy
event, upon which they extended hearty
congratulations.
An unknown peddler, supposed To b
AAued simpson, was killed in horrible
Ga2nsr Wil to-day, by s train on the Sand
hui railroad.
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NEWS AND COMMENT.
THE WEATHER.

F,r Western Pennsylvania and West Virginia,
warmer fair weather, tresh 70 orlsA westerly
','r,i> becoming southHesterly.
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BARTLEY CAMPBELL, the dramatist, Is
recovering from his mental derangsment
Theatre-goers the country over will vel
come their fnNnrite back.